capering

英 [ˈkeɪpərɪŋ]

美 [ˈkeɪpərɪŋ]

v.  雀跃; 欢跃
caper的现在分词

现在分词：capering　

柯林斯词典

• 刺山柑花蕾
  Capersare the small green buds of caper plants. They are usually sold preserved in vinegar.
• VERB 欢跃;雀跃
  If youcaper about, you run and jump around because you are happy or excited.
  1. They were capering about, shouting and laughing...
     他们欢呼雀跃，放声大笑。
  2. Painted musicians capered behind gorgeous banners.
     涂脂抹粉的音乐家们在绚丽的横幅后面欢跳雀跃。
• N-COUNT 欺骗行为;不法活动
  A dishonest or illegal activity can be referred to as acaper.
  1. She served six months in prison for the helicopter caper.
     她因为直升机一案坐了6个月牢。
• N-COUNT 恶作剧;玩笑;胡闹
  Activities or behaviour that are not at all serious can be referred to ascapers.
  1. Jack would have nothing to do with such capers...
     杰克不愿扯上这种荒唐的事。
  2. What a mess we were in at the end of this caper — hair, eyes, cheeks and neck covered in treacle.
     胡闹了一通后,我们浑身脏得一塌糊涂——头发、眼睛、脸颊、脖子上,全是糖浆。

双语例句

• Missing you, is the capering of my fingers on the keyboard that are typing my flying miss flowing through my heart and growing into a note that is swinging up and down in the air.
  想你，看手指在键盘上孤单的跳跃，敲打我翻飞的思念，让牵挂在心头涌动，化为迭次起伏而寂寥的音符在空气中飘荡。
• The past few weeks have produced a capering procession of well-known men caught with their trousers down, while their wives are photographed with swollen eyes hidden behind fashionable shades.
  在过去的几个星期里，众多男明星接连被抓到有外遇，他们可怜的老婆们只能打扮的靓丽些，以此来掩饰自己哭肿的双眼。
• They were capering about, shouting and laughing
  他们欢呼雀跃，放声大笑。
• Young Confucius imagines: beautiful river island, gurgling water, two birds in beautiful feather singing and capering
  小孔丘的想像（画外）（略）：美丽的河洲，河水潺潺流动，两只羽毛漂亮的水鸟在跳跃欢唱
• Next came the musicians and a rearguard of capering fakirs, whose cries sometimes drowned the noise of the instruments.
  接着是乐队和一支狂热的信徒组成的大军，他们叫喊的声音，有时甚至掩盖了那震耳欲聋的乐器声。
• The lambs were capering in the fields.
  小羊在田野里欢快地蹦蹦跳跳。
• I like to watch my dogs capering here and there.
  我喜欢看我的狗儿们到处蹦蹦跳跳。
• It is money that we have not earned, the windfall, the magical bonus, that starts us capering.
  只有不是我们挣来的钱，意外之财，魔术般出现的奖金或红利才使我们手舞足蹈。